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How a Senpi trading strategy interacts with the runtime engine (@senpi-ai/runtime) on Hyperliquid: a strategy runs from a runtime.yaml pointing at a Python modu
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How a Senpi trading strategy interacts with the runtime engine (@senpi-ai/runtime) on Hyperliquid: a strategy runs from a runtime.yaml pointing at a Python module that exports scan(inputs, ctx), which the runtime supervises and calls each interval, then owns execution, risk guard_rails, and two-phase DSL trailing-stop exits. Use when working with runtime.yaml, the scan(inputs, ctx) contract, external_scanner, ctx, or the DSL exit engine — including verifying open positions are protected by DSL (have a working stop-loss). The shared runtime contract the lifecycle skills reference. NOT for building, installing, or picking a strategy (→ senpi-strategy-author / senpi-strategy-ops / senpi-strategy-discover).
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Senpi Trading Runtime — the runtime contract
This skill is infrastructure: the canonical knowledge of how the Senpi runtime
(@senpi-ai/runtime) behaves and how a strategy interacts with it. The lifecycle skills —
author (build), ops (install/monitor), discover (recommend) — reference this one for the contract.
The runtime model
A strategy runs from a runtime.yaml that points at an in-repo Python module. The runtime spawns and
supervises that module and calls a frozen scan(inputs, ctx) every interval_seconds. The
division of labor is fixed:
- Your code produces signals — nothing else.
scan(inputs, ctx)reads market and account data and returns alist[dict]of candidate signals. It does not open, close, size, schedule, or execute anything. - The runtime owns everything downstream: scheduling (
interval_seconds), spawning + supervising + restarting the scanner, validating (signal_data_schema) + de-duplicating the signals you return, sizing & order execution (FEE_OPTIMIZED_LIMIT), slot accounting,risk.guard_rails, the two-phase DSL trailing-stop exits, and crash-safe position reconcile on restart.
How your code talks to the runtime
The interaction surface is small and one-directional — you read, you return signals, the runtime acts.
runtime.yamldeclares the scanner(s), the action gate, the exit engine, and the risk guard-rails, and passes author tunables down viainputs:. →references/runtime-yaml.mdscan(inputs, ctx)is the single entry point.inputsis the runtime'sinputs:map;ctxgives you:ctx.senpi_mcp.call_tool(name, args)— the Senpi MCP client, read-only (market, account, leaderboard, discovery,strategy_get*, …). It is the only way to fetch data.ctx.state— transactional, runtime-persisted history (last()/append()/len) for dedup, rotation, and first-seen ledgers; advances only on a clean tick.ctx.wallet— the strategy's wallet address.- →
references/scan-contract.md
- The return value is a
list[dict], one per candidate signal (asset,direction,marginPct,leverage,data{}). The runtime validates eachdata{}against the runtime.yaml'ssignal_data_schema, then sizes, executes, and manages exits.
Keep the thesis logic in a sibling pure scoring.py (no I/O, no MCP) so it is unit-testable;
scan.py does the reads + state, scoring.py does the math.
Runtime commands (essentials)
The plugin registers a senpi command group on the gateway. Deploying a strategy and checking it:
openclaw plugins install @senpi-ai/runtime
openclaw senpi validate <dir-with-runtime.yaml> # THE GATE, pre-money: one real tick, no wallet; a PASS records the proof deploy requires
openclaw senpi deploy -p <package-dir> --budget <usd> # ONE verb, detached: funds preflight → wallet create+fund → install → one observed tick
openclaw senpi deploy status # poll until terminal; the verified report (read-only)
openclaw senpi runtime list # id, source, status ("running — NO ENTRY SCANNERS" = scanners never wired)
Deploy a package through senpi-strategy-ops' deploy.py create <id> --budget <usd>, which
resolves the package, runs the structural preflight and drives that same verb. The verb owns the
gates — the live-universe check ([E_UNIVERSE_NOT_LIVE], pre-money), the funds preflight, the
skillName/skillVersion attribution and the verified tick. runtime create is internal: it
installs a runtime and skips every one of those, so it is not the deploy path.
senpi validate is the gate every deploy runs through — it loads the scanners and runs one
real tick with no wallet and no funding, and a full unscoped PASS at live depth is what writes the
.senpi-proof.json senpi deploy refuses to fund a package without. Run it before deploy, once per
instance, pointed at the directory holding that instance's runtime.yaml.
Beyond validate, deploy/deploy status and runtime list/delete, the CLI exposes the runtime's live state — senpi dsl positions|inspect|closes (the exit engine), senpi action list|inspect|history|decisions (the
decision layer), senpi risk (am I allowed to trade, and why not), senpi audit (backend trade
trail with AI reasoning), senpi scanner (per-scanner health, liveness, and a (no signals yet) flag for scanners that run but produce nothing),
senpi events/senpi explain <asset> (the local domain-event log — the trade narrative, and one
asset's stitched lifecycle), senpi status/senpi state (health — fail-closed: an external scanner
never proven by a tick reads unknown, not healthy; non-healthy scanners get their own line with
restart count and cause), and senpi guide … (in-shell reference). Full surface with every option →
references/runtime-cli.md.
To confirm open positions are actually stop-loss protected (a position with no DSL shows up as an
absence in dsl positions, so it's easy to miss) → the verdict procedure in
references/dsl-protection-check.md.
The reference set
| Read this | For |
|---|---|
references/runtime-concepts.md | How the runtime behaves end to end: the runtime pipeline, position_tracker, and the two-phase DSL exit engine |
references/runtime-yaml.md | The runtime.yaml schema — every section, the external_scanner fields, the risk guard-rails |
references/scan-contract.md | The author contract in depth: scan(inputs, ctx), the ctx surface, the signal shape, and scoring.py |
references/runtime-cli.md | The full openclaw senpi … command surface — validate (the pre-deploy gate: flags, depths, exit codes, the proof it records), deploy, runtime, dsl, action, status/state, skills, guide |
references/dsl-protection-check.md | Verify open positions are DSL-protected — the PROTECTED / UNPROTECTED / STOP-NOT-ON-VENUE verdict + the open-vs-tracked reconciliation |
Package naming (load-bearing)
The runtime package is @senpi-ai/runtime (with -ai) — the one users install on their hosts.
Always write it with the -ai.
Métadonnées du fichier
name: senpi-trading-runtime description: >- How a Senpi trading strategy interacts with the runtime engine (@senpi-ai/runtime) on Hyperliquid: a strategy runs from a runtime.yaml pointing at a Python module that exports scan(inputs, ctx), which the runtime supervises and calls each interval, then owns execution, risk guard_rails, and two-phase DSL trailing-stop exits. Use when working with runtime.yaml, the scan(inputs, ctx) contract, external_scanner, ctx, or the DSL exit engine — including verifying open positions are protected by DSL (have a working stop-loss). The shared runtime contract the lifecycle skills reference. NOT for building, installing, or picking a strategy (→ senpi-strategy-author / senpi-strategy-ops / senpi-strategy-discover). license: Apache-2.0 metadata: author: Senpi version: "4.0.0" platform: senpi exchange: hyperliquid
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---
name: senpi-trading-runtime
description: >-
How a Senpi trading strategy interacts with the runtime engine (@senpi-ai/runtime)
on Hyperliquid: a strategy runs from a runtime.yaml pointing at a Python module that
exports scan(inputs, ctx), which the runtime supervises and calls each interval, then
owns execution, risk guard_rails, and two-phase DSL trailing-stop exits. Use when
working with runtime.yaml, the scan(inputs, ctx) contract, external_scanner, ctx, or
the DSL exit engine — including verifying open positions are protected by DSL (have a
working stop-loss). The shared runtime contract the lifecycle skills reference. NOT
for building, installing, or picking a strategy (→ senpi-strategy-author /
senpi-strategy-ops / senpi-strategy-discover).
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: Senpi
version: "4.0.0"
platform: senpi
exchange: hyperliquid
---
# Senpi Trading Runtime — the runtime contract
This skill is **infrastructure**: the canonical knowledge of how the Senpi runtime
(**`@senpi-ai/runtime`**) behaves and how a strategy interacts with it. The lifecycle skills —
author (build), ops (install/monitor), discover (recommend) — reference this one for the contract.
## The runtime model
A strategy runs from a **`runtime.yaml`** that points at an in-repo Python module. The runtime **spawns and
supervises** that module and calls a frozen **`scan(inputs, ctx)`** every `interval_seconds`. The
division of labor is fixed:
- **Your code produces signals — nothing else.** `scan(inputs, ctx)` *reads* market and account data
and *returns* a `list[dict]` of candidate signals. It does not open, close, size, schedule, or
execute anything.
- **The runtime owns everything downstream:** scheduling (`interval_seconds`), spawning +
supervising + restarting the scanner, validating (`signal_data_schema`) + de-duplicating the
signals you return, **sizing & order execution** (`FEE_OPTIMIZED_LIMIT`), slot accounting,
`risk.guard_rails`, the two-phase **DSL** trailing-stop exits, and **crash-safe position reconcile**
on restart.
## How your code talks to the runtime
The interaction surface is small and one-directional — you read, you return signals, the runtime acts.
- **`runtime.yaml`** declares the scanner(s), the action gate, the exit engine, and the risk
guard-rails, and passes author tunables down via `inputs:`. → `references/runtime-yaml.md`
- **`scan(inputs, ctx)`** is the single entry point. `inputs` is the runtime's `inputs:` map; `ctx`
gives you:
- **`ctx.senpi_mcp.call_tool(name, args)`** — the Senpi MCP client, **read-only** (market,
account, leaderboard, discovery, `strategy_get*`, …). It is the only way to fetch data.
- **`ctx.state`** — transactional, runtime-persisted history (`last()` / `append()` / `len`) for
dedup, rotation, and first-seen ledgers; advances only on a clean tick.
- **`ctx.wallet`** — the strategy's wallet address.
- → `references/scan-contract.md`
- **The return value** is a `list[dict]`, one per candidate signal (`asset`, `direction`,
`marginPct`, `leverage`, `data{}`). The runtime validates each `data{}` against the runtime.yaml's
`signal_data_schema`, then sizes, executes, and manages exits.
Keep the thesis logic in a sibling pure **`scoring.py`** (no I/O, no MCP) so it is unit-testable;
`scan.py` does the reads + state, `scoring.py` does the math.
## Runtime commands (essentials)
The plugin registers a `senpi` command group on the gateway. Deploying a strategy and checking it:
```bash
openclaw plugins install @senpi-ai/runtime
openclaw senpi validate <dir-with-runtime.yaml> # THE GATE, pre-money: one real tick, no wallet; a PASS records the proof deploy requires
openclaw senpi deploy -p <package-dir> --budget <usd> # ONE verb, detached: funds preflight → wallet create+fund → install → one observed tick
openclaw senpi deploy status # poll until terminal; the verified report (read-only)
openclaw senpi runtime list # id, source, status ("running — NO ENTRY SCANNERS" = scanners never wired)
```
**Deploy a package through `senpi-strategy-ops`' `deploy.py create <id> --budget <usd>`**, which
resolves the package, runs the structural preflight and drives that same verb. The verb owns the
gates — the live-universe check (`[E_UNIVERSE_NOT_LIVE]`, pre-money), the funds preflight, the
`skillName`/`skillVersion` attribution and the verified tick. **`runtime create` is internal**: it
installs a runtime and skips every one of those, so it is not the deploy path.
**`senpi validate` is the gate every deploy runs through** — it loads the scanners and runs one
real tick with no wallet and no funding, and a full unscoped PASS at live depth is what writes the
`.senpi-proof.json` `senpi deploy` refuses to fund a package without. Run it before `deploy`, once per
instance, pointed at the directory holding that instance's `runtime.yaml`.
Beyond `validate`, `deploy`/`deploy status` and `runtime list/delete`, the CLI exposes the runtime's live state — `senpi dsl
positions|inspect|closes` (the exit engine), `senpi action list|inspect|history|decisions` (the
decision layer), `senpi risk` (am I allowed to trade, and why not), `senpi audit` (backend trade
trail with AI reasoning), `senpi scanner` (per-scanner health, liveness, and a `(no signals yet)` flag for scanners that run but produce nothing),
`senpi events`/`senpi explain <asset>` (the local domain-event log — the trade narrative, and one
asset's stitched lifecycle), `senpi status`/`senpi state` (health — fail-closed: an external scanner
never proven by a tick reads `unknown`, not `healthy`; non-healthy scanners get their own line with
restart count and cause), and `senpi guide …` (in-shell reference). Full surface with every option →
`references/runtime-cli.md`.
**To confirm open positions are actually stop-loss protected** (a position with no DSL shows up as an
*absence* in `dsl positions`, so it's easy to miss) → the verdict procedure in
`references/dsl-protection-check.md`.
## The reference set
| Read this | For |
|---|---|
| `references/runtime-concepts.md` | How the runtime behaves end to end: the runtime pipeline, `position_tracker`, and the two-phase DSL exit engine |
| `references/runtime-yaml.md` | The `runtime.yaml` schema — every section, the `external_scanner` fields, the risk guard-rails |
| `references/scan-contract.md` | The author contract in depth: `scan(inputs, ctx)`, the `ctx` surface, the signal shape, and `scoring.py` |
| `references/runtime-cli.md` | The full `openclaw senpi …` command surface — **validate** (the pre-deploy gate: flags, depths, exit codes, the proof it records), deploy, runtime, dsl, action, status/state, skills, guide |
| `references/dsl-protection-check.md` | **Verify open positions are DSL-protected** — the PROTECTED / UNPROTECTED / STOP-NOT-ON-VENUE verdict + the open-vs-tracked reconciliation |
## Package naming (load-bearing)
The runtime package is **`@senpi-ai/runtime`** (with `-ai`) — the one users install on their hosts.
Always write it with the `-ai`.
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